Virat Kohli smashes 81 no, India post 319/3
Imad Wasim was hit three sixes in the 48th over by Pandya while Kohli finished the innings off in style with a boundary. Following the dismissal of Dhawan, captain Kohli took the centrestage and dominated the most of the session afterwards.

More than 1500 injured in panic after soccer game
Many were injured after a railing around the entrance of an underground vehicle park fave way under the weight of the crush. Local reports have claimed that people were panicked when firecrackers were set off, prompting a surge in the crowd.

Police criticised over bomb scare response
Flights were temporarily diverted from Melbourne airport, according to theaviation website Flight Radar. The Airbus A330-300 carrying 337 passengers returned to the airport about 30 minutes after takeoff.

Isro's 'Fat Boy' to have maiden flight today
To complete engine and converting the engine into the cryogenic stage Isro has done 200 odd tests from the beginning. Earlier, the ISRO had launched the 3,404 kg GSAT-18 communication satellite from Ariane, French Guiana.

Golden State among best teams I've seen, says LeBron
By his logic, the Cleveland Cavaliers loss that game to the Cleveland Cavaliers and no one else. "I thought they hit us first". Alexa is definitely smarter than Siri, but still has a way to go before catching Watson, if we're being totally honest here.

South Carolina's poor take a hit in Trump budget plan

Repealing IPAB, which was created under the Affordable Care Act, is a long-standing Republican priority, and the administration hopes to work with Congress to end the cost-cutting mechanism, a spokesperson for the White House told Bloomberg BNA May 23.

Overall, however, his budget is bad for women.

Carson - who himself grew up in poverty to become a widely acclaimed neurosurgeon - said people with the "right mind set" can have everything taken away from them, and they'll pull themselves up. Trump's own base of political support also could be undermined.

That includes $1.6 billion to begin building the president's promised border wall with Mexico and an increase of $52 billion in defense funding next year, bringing the Pentagon's budget to $639 billion, the administration said.

These changes to the NIH structure are needed to "improve efficiencies in the research enterprise" and to ensure a higher percentage of spending goes to "direct research costs", said the White House in a document titled "Major Savings and Reforms". The White House says no, but some estimate the program's funding will be cut by as much as $1.4 trillion.

Food stamp cuts would drive millions from the program, while a wave of Medicaid cuts - on top of more than $800 billion in the House-passed health care bill - could deny nursing home care to millions of elderly poor people. "It appears to be the most egregious accounting error in a presidential budget in the almost 40 years I have been tracking them", Summers claimed.

This didn't sit well with some elected officials. "Now, you tell me if that sounds like the real world", Mulvaney said. "What we are doing is growing Medicaid more slowly over the 10-year budget window than the Congressional Budget Office [CBO] says that we should, or says that we will under current law".

"If they're not healthy, they're not going to work, and if they're hungry, they're not going to go to work", Kasich said.

"Then the administration asserts that it will propose revenue neutral tax cuts with the revenue neutrality coming in part because the tax cuts stimulate growth!"

The crop insurance cuts can be particularly devastating to farmers during times of economic difficulty. Of the 10 states that have the most food stamp recipients, seven went Republican in the 2016 presidential election - Florida, Georgia, Michigan, North Carolina, Ohio, Pennsylvania and Texas.

"We need the federal government to help support all California students as they learn on their way to success in 21st century careers and college", Torlakson said.

But Andrew Feinberg, a reporter with Russia's Sputnik news outfit, pointed out that numerous children who would be cut off under Trump's proposal are USA citizens.

Association of Public and Land-grant Universities President Peter McPherson said in a statement that the 10 percent proposed cut to the National Science Foundation would deliver a blow to scientific advances that lead to the development of new technologies and industries that improve quality of life, ensure national security and power the economy forward.

The budget includes $6.3 billion for advanced cost-sharing reduction subsidies for fiscal 2018, payments that would be made to health insurers to cover deductibles and other out-of-pocket expenses for low-income Obamacare enrollees.

"Further, shuttering the National Endowment for the Humanities and the National Endowment for the Arts would close off the long-standing US commitment to the advancement of our culture and society", McPherson said. A stronger economy means that people have more money to pay in taxes and need less money in help from the safety net.

Lynne Thomas Gordon, MBA, CEO of the American Health Information Management Association, wrote "investment in our nation's health IT infrastructure is critically important if we are to advance new drugs and devices and fully realize the benefits of a learning healthcare system".